This page provides an English interface to the gxceed GX paper corpus. The corpus aggregates papers from 14 contributing scholarly metadata sources and uses AI-assisted classification to identify signals related to measurement, policy narratives, outcomes, implementation, industrial adoption, and verification.
The goal is not only to discover papers, but to observe how GX research is distributed across research substance, implementation narratives, external expectations, implementation substance, and judgment formation.
Summaries are AI-assisted. Always refer to the original paper for authoritative conclusions.
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Dewi Purwati, Ye Yi
This study examines how green credit may affect commercial banks' credit risk through financial intermediation and credit risk management lenses. It argues that embedding environmental factors into borrower assessment can lower exposure to …
Shahbaz Ul Hassan Bhatti, M. Nawaz, M. A. Khattak
Using 505 listed real estate firms across 45 countries (2010-2023), this study links ESG performance to lower financial constraints (WW index). The association is stronger for management/development firms and significant in developing but n…
Lingbing Feng, Ruyi Rao
This study examines risk dynamics between carbon emissions and green cryptocurrencies, focusing on tail and frequency dependence. It aims to clarify how risk transmits between green financial assets and carbon markets. Details of methods an…
Changyong Deng, Alexander Tay Guan Meng
This study examines the link between China's OFDI and carbon emission intensity across ten ASEAN economies (2007–2024), separating level associations from annual changes. Baseline AMG estimates show a significant negative association, but t…
Franciele Parreira Peixoto, Gerhard E. Overbeck, Fernando A. O. Silveira +11
This policy brief argues that Brazil's open ecosystems (non-forest biomes) store substantial carbon and deliver water and biodiversity services, yet are overlooked by forest-centric climate finance and policy. It advocates including them in…
Anish Kumar,, Pullaiah Cheepi
A bibliometric analysis of 565 Scopus publications (2004–2025) mapping the intellectual structure of green finance and carbon emissions research. Using co-word, co-citation, bibliographic coupling, thematic mapping and collaboration network…
Aadith B. Nair, M. Bhasi
A comparative review of how port ownership and financing models have shifted across countries, covering public-to-private transitions and PPP-style funding schemes. It does not explicitly address decarbonization or GX, remaining adjacent in…
Dewi Purwati, Yeong Hong Yi
Using the Green Credit Guidelines as a quasi-exogenous policy shock, this study applies a difference-in-differences approach to panel data from 2016–2025. It finds that green credit policy significantly promotes green innovation in renewabl…
Wei X.
A study examining how green finance and digital/intelligent innovation shape high-quality agricultural development. No abstract is available, so methods, data, and findings remain unverified. It offers limited but relevant linkage between g…
Sun W.
A study examining how green finance indices shape institutional investors' investment preferences. It likely explores how index design and ratings influence asset allocation decisions. Details are unavailable as no abstract was provided.
Ofori-Oppong P.
An empirical study examining whether green finance drives inclusive growth in Africa, rethinking the role of financial inclusion. It questions whether green finance expansion is compatible with social inclusion. Details unavailable without …
Xiong X.
An empirical study examining how green finance affects the optimization of industrial structure, using Chinese evidence. Though the abstract is unavailable, it likely tests whether green credit and investment drive industrial upgrading and …
Peng G.
This study measures the coupling coordination between green finance and environmental governance across Chinese regions and analyzes its spatial-temporal patterns. Without an abstract, methods and findings remain unclear, but it appears to …
Boutouria S.
A Bayesian time-varying analysis of dynamic co-movements between green bonds, environmental indicators, investor sentiment, and financial stress. It captures how correlations shift over time, revealing how green finance markets respond to m…
Flammer C.
A study focused on corporate green bonds. No abstract was provided, so the dataset, methodology, and findings cannot be verified. The title suggests an examination of how green bond issuance relates to corporate environmental performance or…
Zhang H.
An empirical study examining whether green finance in China improves haze pollution reduction, focusing on energy efficiency as a mediating channel. It likely tests how green credit and investment translate into efficiency gains and lower e…
Taera E.G.
Examines how circular economy financing links to perceived SDG-aligned performance via a sequential pathway of green innovation and organisational resilience. Details unavailable without abstract, but the mediation structure between financi…
Daubanes J.
A study examining why firms issue green bonds. Without an abstract, details are unclear, but it likely explores motivations beyond financing—reputation, investor base, and signaling. It sits within empirical green finance research.
Streimikiene D.
This paper examines green finance in the context of economic threats during the COVID-19 pandemic. Without an abstract, specifics are unverified, but it likely addresses the role and resilience of sustainable finance amid crisis. It sits in…
Mashkhurbek J.
This study examines the long-run indirect relationship between environmental policy stringency and green bond activity, mediated through green innovation. It shifts focus from direct effects to an innovation-driven transmission channel link…
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